Snake Featherston
Banned
It took multiple preconditions for Hitler to rise to power. You are correct in identifying that without the Great Depression, you don't get the second radicalization of the voters that allows Hitler to rise to power. However, the Great Depression was largely inevitable after WW1 due to how the war was financed. Debt acts as money. As the war bonds of the UK and USA are defaulted on, the money supply greatly contracts, causing a severe recession. The Great Depression was the final bust after the boom of WW1.
Also, for the Nazi's to arise in the 1930's, the ground work for the party structure has to be laid in the 1920's. Without this base, the rise to power would have been too steep. You seem to have a view of History where the Nazi's arose from no where after October 1929. In fact, the rise of Nazism was do to a long series of events and work performed over the 1920's and 1930's, not a 5 year rise.
And the "stabbed in back" was an important part of Nazi philosophy. A victory parade in Berlin would change the philosophy of the Nazi's and eliminate a key component of their doctrine. The harsh but unenforced ToV makes WW1, part 2 almost inevitable. It could easily have had different leaders, and it could have easily had a lower death total, but we would have had a war. And people before the ToV in positions of great power and influence say this war in advance. Hitler deserves the blame for the specific actions that lead to the WW2 from OTL. The ToV leaders deserve the blame for setting up a situation where a second war of some kind was almost inevitable.
Except that in reality Hitler wasn't alone in initiating WWII. Japan's war in Asia came first, for reasons with no connection whatsoever to Versailles, though actually connected to WWI in an entirely different fashion. Stalin's actions were motivated by the collapse of his first attempts to form alliances against Germany and by the ever-present Soviet desire to regain areas of the old Tsarist Empire and get revenge on the Whites. There is a certain chain of causation from the Treaty of Rapallo to the Soviet-Nazi alliance in WWII, but that was not a product of Versailles. At the same time arguments about Nazism in any TL where the CP do win won't be logically coherent, because that movement won't exist in an OTL fashion. Germany will be the real hegemon in the region, and real German imperialism will trump fears of a potential Soviet/revived Russian Empire any day of the week.